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Detection of enteric viruses and SARS-CoV-2 in beach sandNARA Subscribed
Different stocks of brook lamprey in Spain and their origin from Lampetra fluviatilis at two distinct times and placesNARA Subscribed
Using the mitochondrial non‐coding region I, it was shown that the two Spanish Lampetra planeri populations (Cares–Deva and Olabidea–Ugarana) correspond to different genetic units. The Cares–Deva population is probably a recent offshoot of Lampetra fluviatilis , being the Olabidea–Ugarana population less diverse and of older origin.
Gaidropsarus (Gadidae, Teleostei) of the North Atlantic Ocean: a brief phylogenetic reviewNARA Subscribed
The phylogenetic relationships among the North Atlantic Gaidropsarus and between the three Gaidropsarinae genera Gaidropsarus , Ciliata and Enchelyopus are reviewed with the hitherto most comprehensive taxonomic sampling of this group. Phylogenetic results (maximum parsimony, maximum likelihood and Bayesian inference) based on nuclear ( rhodopsin ) and concatenated mitochondrial ( 12s , 16s and cytb ) markers clearly support t...
Phylogeographical analysis reveals multiple conservation units in brook lampreys Lampetra planeri of Portuguese streamsNARA Subscribed
The populations of brook lamprey Lampetra planeri of Portuguese Rivers were analysed phylogeographically using a fragment of 644 bp of the mitochondrial control region of 158 individuals from six populations. Samples representing L. planeri and migratory lampreys Lampetra fluviatilis of rivers draining to the North Sea and the Baltic Sea were also included to assess the relationships of Portuguese samples. The data support a c...
Larval development of Gobius xanthocephalus with genetic validation of larval identificationNARA Subscribed
Larval development of Gobius xanthocephalus with descriptions of the ontogeny of the main structures, changes in pigmentation patterns and allometric relationships are presented for the first time. No previous descriptions of G. xanthocephalus larvae are available and therefore field collected larvae were compared with larvae obtained under controlled conditions. The DNA of adults, juveniles and larvae was compared in order to...
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